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What’s Behind The Growing Concern of Nude Leaks in the Digital Age

In today's digital age, the increasing circulation of nude photos and videos among Ugandan females has raised significant concerns, sparking debates about morality, technology, and societal values. Cultural Shift Traditionally, Ugandan...

The Importance of Creating a Last Will and Testament

As a responsible head of a family in Uganda, planning for the future and ensuring the well-being of...

Will Kamala Make It as First Female US President?

For nearly three centuries since the USA gained their independence from the Great Britain on July 4, 1776,...

The Dark Side of Joint Property Ownership: Why African Couples Should Think Twice

In Uganda, there is a troubling trend where married couples often fight violently over property during separations or...

TAMALE MIRUNDI: A Tribute to the Champion of Unfiltered Expression in Uganda

The recent passing of Joseph Tamale Mirundi marks the end of an era for a figure who was...

What’s Behind The Growing Concern of Nude Leaks in the Digital Age

In today's digital age, the increasing circulation of nude photos and videos among Ugandan females has raised significant concerns, sparking debates about morality, technology, and societal values. Cultural Shift Traditionally, Ugandan culture emphasized modesty and discretion, particularly among women. Agnes Nantumbwe Musoke, a member of the Uganda Mothers' Union, notes a noticeable shift due to the widespread use of smartphones and social media. She laments the departure from traditional norms where girls were taught to preserve their bodies and avoid exposing their...

The Importance of Creating a Last Will and Testament

As a responsible head of a family in Uganda, planning for the future and ensuring the well-being of loved ones is paramount. One essential step in achieving this is creating a last will and testament. This legal document outlines how assets should be distributed, who will care for dependents, and other vital instructions. A Ugandan will typically include several key components: the distribution of property and assets, guardianship for minors, the appointment of an executor, funeral arrangements (including burial wishes),...

Will Kamala Make It as First Female US President?

For nearly three centuries since the USA gained their independence from the Great Britain on July 4, 1776, the world’s superpower, champions of democracy, and defenders of human rights and freedoms as well as overseers of the world peace have never had a female President. On record, for many years, the US has had very intelligent and powerful female leaders including but not limited to Victoria Woodhull, the first female presidential candidate in 1872; Hillary Clinton, the first woman to...

The Dark Side of Joint Property Ownership: Why African Couples Should Think Twice

In Uganda, there is a troubling trend where married couples often fight violently over property during separations or divorces. This situation has led to many tragic incidents, including murders, leaving families and communities in shock. Because of this, it is essential for married couples in Uganda to rethink the idea of owning property together. Joint property ownership is usually seen as a sign of unity and financial smartness. However, this arrangement can lead to serious problems when relationships go bad. In Uganda,...

TAMALE MIRUNDI: A Tribute to the Champion of Unfiltered Expression in Uganda

The recent passing of Joseph Tamale Mirundi marks the end of an era for a figure who was both celebrated and criticized in Uganda's political landscape. Known for his unfiltered commentary and charismatic presence, Mirundi's legacy is complex, embodying the essence of a man who was never afraid to voice his opinions, regardless of the consequences. Born in 1964 in Rakai District, Mirundi's journey from humble beginnings to becoming a prominent political commentator is a testament to his resilience and determination....

The ‘Friday Fever’: Why Uganda’s Office Workers Can’t Wait for the Weekend

In Uganda's corporate landscape, a visible sense of excitement fills the air as the week draws to a close. Fridays have become a highly anticipated day, a time for office employees to unwind, socialize, and bid farewell to the workweek's stresses. But what drives this collective enthusiasm? What are the reasons behind the Friday fever that grips Uganda's office employees? According to Susan Namara ,an employee with an insurance company, Friday marks the beginning of a well-deserved break. Employees eagerly...